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[adneate]

For me Garrus and all the Turians because if there isn't a Turian out there that I hate I haven't met him and hated him yet.

[xXljoshlXx]

adneate wrote...

For me Garrus and all the Turians because if there isn't a Turian out there that I hate I haven't met him and hated him yet.

Have you met techno turian

[Swimming Ferret]

Hmm, for my Sheps...
My main Shep would choose Batarians as a race since she's a colonist and thus has a dislike for them. Squaddies...Well, she would sacrifice herself if it wasn't for Garrus, so poor dying Thane will take the blow.
My male Shep, being devoted to Tali, would destroy the Geth and kill Legion.
My crazy b*tch renegade would kill off any race and every squad mate except for Legion, Grunt (her baby) and her snuggle-buddy Liara. Everyone else could burn for all she cared.
My last Shep is all alone. D: So he would just sacrifice himself and humanity.

[Unpleasant Implications]

I'm sacrificing the Quarians, if not only because I don't like them, it's because they're easily replaceable(I will miss Kal'Reager though). Need fleets? Turians. Have you seen their Thanix Cannons? Badass.

As for squaddies I'd let go of... Thane. He's only got a few monthes left anyway.

Modifié par Unpleasant Implications, 20 juillet 2011 - 01:42 .

[Jeanne22]

Quarians (very low total population) and Garrus (boring and bland character)

[Labrev]

GodWood wrote...

Asari (To cleanse the IP of silly fanservice)

Liara (To cleanse the IP of silly plot armour)

[ShadyKat]

I'd sacrifice any race (including the human race), and any squad mate to stop the universe from being destroyed. If you wouldn't do the same, then you need to get your priorities in order.

[who would know]

ShadyKat wrote...

I'd sacrifice any race (including the human race), and any squad mate to stop the universe from being destroyed. If you wouldn't do the same, then you need to get your priorities in order.

Yep. If it will end the cycle, it's worth it.

[redbaron76]

I would sacrifice Batarians and Vorcha, maybe half of turians.
For characters, James Vega, Zaeed Massani and Thane.

[pshuuuw]

Quarians and Tali hate that **** i cant see why everyone likes her so much

[Ketora]

Rachni - even if their queen is "friendly", they'll eventually spawn new queens and probably fracture into several factions (a'la Geth) and cause future galactic conflict - plus, I doubt they'd mind too badly, hive-mind and all.

Characters, Zaeed. He's badass, and I love his war-stories, but Cerberus isn't footing his bill anymore, so where's his loyalty ?

[nightcobra]

i'll sacrifice...the reapers
what? can't people stand an happy ending anymore?

[S.A.K]

I don't get it. Why do some people hate Tali? I don't hate any chatacter tho there are some I don't care about. But Tali is one of my favorites.

[BubbleSauce]

The geth, I'm of the school of thought that even the most advanced AI's aren't technically alive...

As for squad mates, Miranda, I don't appreciate characters that were put in there as eye candy, what's more she showed her true colours in the argument with jack.

[ShepardsIdol]

I say we finish off the Krogan, considering the sterility and hostility....plus that will save me tons of thermal clips in a firefight. and I'd kill off Jack, because she angers me and her death would make Miranda pleased with me.

[Unpleasant Implications]

S.A.K wrote...

I don't get it. Why do some people hate Tali? I don't hate any chatacter tho there are some I don't care about. But Tali is one of my favorites.

For me, I just hate the Quarians in general. In my opinion the Quarians got everything they deserved when they tried to destroy the Geth and what irks me is that from my perspective, they seem to believe they did nothing wrong. Only Zaal'Koris seems to realize this and believes peace that could've been made when the Geth first achieved sentience still can be. However, this is only my perspective. What's your perspective of her? I like seeing both sides.

Modifié par Unpleasant Implications, 22 juillet 2011 - 03:31 .

[Chun Hei]

Mess Sgt. Gardner. He only washes his hands MOST of the time. That is evil. He must die.

[S.A.K]

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

S.A.K wrote...

I don't get it. Why do some people hate Tali? I don't hate any chatacter tho there are some I don't care about. But Tali is one of my favorites.

For me, I just hate the Quarians in general. In my opinion the Quarians got everything they deserved when they tried to destroy the Geth and what irks me is that from my perspective, they seem to believe they did nothing wrong. Only Zaal'Koris seems to realize this and believes peace that could've been made when the Geth first achieved sentience still can be. However, this is only my perspective. What's your perspective of her? I like seeing both sides.

I know what quarians did was wrong, also what the geth did was wrong. The quarians misunderstood the geth and I think both sides could have had peace together if they just talked before starting a war. Geth should have atleast thought that the reason they exist is the Quarians before killing them almost to extiction. Geth actually regret what they did according to Legion. Thats why the they are taking care of quarian homeworld. So I fully support peace and think it is quite possible in ME3. As for Tali, I really like her personality and skill.

Modifié par S.A.K, 22 juillet 2011 - 03:39 .

[Professor Panda]

Like what other people said, whatever and whoever it takes to get the job done. Not that I'm not going to be sad about it. I like almost every character/species in the ME universe, there's only some I don't care for. It's just that anything is worth it. No cost is too great.

P.S. killing off people you don't like feels like a cop out if you ask me.

[Inspectre]

l DryIce l wrote...

Numbers don't matter as long as they can be effective. Compared to the Batarians (who haven't demonstrated that they're willing to cooperate with anyone), the Quarians have much more potential to do more damage in battle. 

Ramming ships into reapers was proven uneffective.

CheeseEnchilada wrote...

Yahg. From what little we know about them, they're a brutal species that aren't yet spacefaring and can offer little to the community. Plus we know little about them so I don't feel guilty killing them.

Yahg are ghay.

naledgeborn wrote...

Jack really wouldn't come across as a hot headed, murdering sociopath if she wore a pinstriped exectuive
suite as opposed to her current rebellious look. Use your head once in a while. I promise it doesn't hurt. 

Bleh, quit being stupid.  They could've found a clever way to express their characters, and they didn't.  Some of us blame Bioware for that, others(you) are more forgiving, it seems.

Modifié par Dragon XIX, 22 juillet 2011 - 04:10 .

[Sepewrath]

Can I sacrifice the Reapers?

[Sepewrath]

ignore.

Modifié par Sepewrath, 22 juillet 2011 - 04:11 .

[Unpleasant Implications]

S.A.K wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

S.A.K wrote...

I don't get it. Why do some people hate Tali? I don't hate any chatacter tho there are some I don't care about. But Tali is one of my favorites.

For me, I just hate the Quarians in general. In my opinion the Quarians got everything they deserved when they tried to destroy the Geth and what irks me is that from my perspective, they seem to believe they did nothing wrong. Only Zaal'Koris seems to realize this and believes peace that could've been made when the Geth first achieved sentience still can be. However, this is only my perspective. What's your perspective of her? I like seeing both sides.

I know what quarians did was wrong, also what the geth did was wrong. The quarians misunderstood the geth and I think both sides could have had peace together if they just talked before starting a war. Geth should have atleast thought that the reason they exist is the Quarians before killing them almost to extiction. Geth actually regret what they did according to Legion. Thats why the they are taking care of quarian homeworld. So I fully support peace and think it is quite possible in ME3. As for Tali, I really like her personality and skill.

The Quarians notice their servants gaining sentience and asking if they're alive and they panic. What are the choices, integrate them into the culture, allow them to learn and become a new race and possibly be hailed as Gods, or attempt to exterminate them in warfare? Personally I would've done the first choice, because the worst case scenario is simply a bit of loss in slave labor and the Quarians having to become more proactive with physical work, not the near genocide of their race. I just believe it to be a pretty stupid decision whereas they could've done what the Hanar did with the Drell. But instead of peace, they chose war. That's how I think of it.... Perhaps I'm getting a bit too much into this. It is just a game... right?

Modifié par Unpleasant Implications, 22 juillet 2011 - 05:17 .